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Grade 5 ICT Mid term

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is stop motion animation?

a)

A technique used to create the illusion of movement by physically manipulating objects or figures and taking a series of photographs.

b)

A method of animation that uses puppets or models.

c)

A technique that involves drawing each frame of the animation by hand.

d)

A type of animation that uses computer-generated images.

2.

Name one common technique used in stop motion animation.

a)

stop-and-go animation

b)

motion-by-motion animation

c)

pause-and-play animation

d)

frame-by-frame animation

3.

What is the process of stop motion animation?

a)

Objects are digitally manipulated and photographed one frame at a time.

b)

Objects are painted and photographed one frame at a time.

c)

Objects are animated using computer-generated imagery.

d)

Objects are physically manipulated and photographed one frame at a time.

4.

True or False: Stop motion animation involves moving physical objects frame by frame.

a)

False

b)

Stop motion animation is done using computer graphics

c)

Stop motion animation involves using live actors

d)

True

5.

What is the purpose of using armature in stop motion animation?

a)

To provide a platform for the characters or objects to stand on.

b)

To provide a skeleton or structure for the characters or objects being animated.

c)

To create realistic movements in the animation.

d)

To add color and texture to the characters or objects.

6.

What is the role of a storyboard in the stop motion animation process?

a)

A storyboard is used to record the sound effects for the animation.

b)

A storyboard is used to create the characters and props for the animation.

c)

A storyboard helps the animator plan and visualize the animation before shooting it.

d)

A storyboard is used to edit and finalize the animation after shooting it.

7.

An option that allows you to see through several frames at one time.

a)

Sprite

b)

Frame

c)

Onion Skin

d)

Layer

8.

How does stop motion animation work?

a)

Objects are physically manipulated and filmed frame-by-frame.

b)

Objects are generated by a computer and rendered.

c)

Objects are manipulated using an algorithm.

9.

Individual pictures or drawings in a sequence of slides.

a)

Stop Motion Animation

b)

Frame

c)

Canvas

d)

Layer

10.

The area where you draw your pictures.

a)

Stop Motion Animation

b)

Frame

c)

Canvas

d)

Layer

11.

Animation technique in which objects are physically manipulated in small increments between individually photographed frames to create motion.

a)

Stop Motion Animation

b)

Frame

c)

Canvas

d)

Layer

12.
A good stop motion animation will have...?
a)
A smooth transition between pictures
b)
A sound track and sound files
c)
Real people in the animation
d)
Lots of special Effects
13.
It is important to plan for a Stop Motion Animation?
a)
True
b)
False
14.

What is the main benefit of following the green screen editing tips mentioned in the text?

a)

Saving time and money

b)

Creating a moody atmosphere

c)

Reshooting the video

d)

Using a professional video camera

15.

How can you achieve a green screen effect without an actual green screen?

a)

By using a single-colored background from the camera roll

b)

By wearing clothes that match the green screen color

c)

By pixelating the subject in a TikTok video

d)

By applying visual effects like wind and rain to the video

16.

Another term for green-screen is ___________.

a)

chroma key

b)

replacement imagery

c)

photosynthesis

d)

cinema allocation

17.

What likely went wrong here?

a)

The camera was not switched to "subject mode."

b)

The subject was wearing green clothing.

c)

The subject was moving too quickly for the camera speed.

d)

The background image was not properly digitized.

18.

What are the two types of blocks used to make decisions in Scratch games?

a)

Motion and Looks blocks

b)


Repeat and Forever blocks

c)


If and If-Else blocks

d)

Pen and Sound blocks

19.

What happens if the condition inside the If block is true?

a)


The blocks inside the If block will change color

b)

The blocks inside the If block will repeat

c)


The blocks inside the If block will be skipped

d)


The blocks inside the If block will run

20.

What happens if the condition inside the If-Else block is false?

a)

The blocks inside the If part will run

b)

The blocks inside the Else part will run

c)

The blocks inside the If-Else block will repeat

d)

The blocks inside the If-Else block will change color

21.

What is the purpose of the Else block in programming?

a)

To execute the code inside the block if the condition is true

b)

To execute the code inside the block if the condition is false

c)

To change the color of the code inside the block

d)

To repeat the code inside the block

22.

What is the purpose of the Repeat block in programming?

a)

To execute the code inside the block multiple times

b)

To execute the code inside the block if the condition is true

c)

To change the color of the code inside the block

d)

To skip the code inside the block

23.

What is the term for a block of code that repeats until a certain condition is met?

a)

Selection

b)

Subroutine

c)

Loop

24.

What is an Algorithm?

a)

A picture that you use to make a program

b)

A precise set of instructions

c)

Shapes and symbols connected together

d)

Breaking a problem down into smaller tasks

25.

What is Decomposition?

a)

Breaking the problem down to look for specific patterns

b)

Solving the problem by placing the algorithm into a single flowchart

c)

Breaking the task down into smaller, more manageable tasks

d)

Identifying where the algorithm needs to be repeated so that it save you time when writing it

26.

Which Scratch block would be used for Iteration?

a)
b)
c)
d)
27.

Which Scratch block would be used for Selection?

a)
b)
c)
d)
28.

Which Scratch block would be used for a variable?

a)
b)
c)
d)
29.

What is a Variable?

a)

It is a place where you can store some data

b)

It is a place in your code that changes

c)

It is a name given to a special sub-routine that changes how the program works

d)

It is when you want to add two number together

30.

Oscar has an idea for a game he wants to write in Scratch. He is not sure how to start, so he decides to plan it first. He wants to break his main idea down into lots of small ones. This is called...

a)

Abstraction

b)

Decomposition

c)

Pattern Recognition

d)

Algorithm design

31.

What is the color of the motion blocks category?

a)

blue

b)

sky blue

c)

yellow

d)

orange

32.

scratch can’t perform basic arithmetic operations

a)

true

b)

false

33.

What is the function of “touching color () ?” block?

a)

It executes script at the click of the green flag

b)

It triggers events when a user uses the keyboard or mouse as input

c)

It picks a certain color specified by the user, then use it as a condition

d)

When the backdrop changes, scripts are executed

34.

It is a container of data

a)

concatenation

b)

variable

c)

nested conditions

d)

iteration

35.

What is the function of the “when (space) key pressed” block?

a)

It executes script at the click of the green flag

b)

When the backdrop changes, scripts are executed

c)

It executes script at the click of the green flag

d)

It triggers events when a user uses the keyboard or mouse as input

36.

What is the explanation of nesting conditional statements?

a)

Those are conditional statements nested in each other.

b)

Those are conditional statements which are executing the block of code inside its body at the same time.

37.

When is good to use nested conditions?

a)

It is not a good decision to use them.

b)

When you want to write more code.

c)

When you have multiple checks.

38.
What is a loop?
a)
Starting the program
b)
Ending the program
c)
Allows something to be repeated
d)
Programs running
39.
The "forever" block is found in which of the following block types?
a)
sound
b)
data
c)
events
d)
control
40.

Which of the following blocks would repeat a code 10 times?

a)
b)
c)
41.

How do you run code on Scratch?

a)

Command W

b)

Click the scissors

c)

Click the Scratch Cat

d)

Click the Green Flag

42.

What happens to sprite?

a)

Goes Up

b)

Goes Down

c)

Goes Right

d)

Goes Left

43.

 You can keep score in Scratch by creating a (a)   .

44.

To store the values (a)   are used

45.

Variables can hold (a)   values at a time

46.

The (a)   of the stage is called backdrops.

47.

What are the key benefits of implementing loops with conditions in programming?

4 lines
48.

What type of loop would you use to execute a block of code 5 times?

4 lines
49.

Which Scratch block would you use to repeat an action a specific number of times?

a)

Repeat [ ]

b)

Wait [ ] seconds

c)

Broadcast [message]

50.

Which block is commonly used to start a Scratch project when you press the green flag?

a)

"When [space] key pressed".

b)

"When green flag clicked".

c)

"forever".

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